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Look After Your Planet (Charlie and Lola)
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Product Description
Lola is clearing out some of her old things because she does not want her bedroom to ever get as messy and pongy as Marv's older brother Marty's bedroom – yuk! Charlie persuades Lola that instead of throwing her things away, she should recycle them. "Recycle it? What is it?" asks Lola. With a bit of help from Charlie, Lola learns all about recycling and how it is extremely very important to look after our planet. Soon she has found an extra-specially fun way to do more recycling – and gets lots of her classmates to join in too!
Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #19922 in Books
- Published on: 2008-05-01
- Original language: English
- Binding: Hardcover
- 32 pages
Editorial Reviews
Review
Lauren Child is so good it's exhilarating Independent
About the Author
Based on the award-winning books by Lauren Child, Charlie and Lola is now a top-rated BBC children's television show and a huge international hit. Lauren is also the multi-talented prize-winning creator of Clarice Bean and co-creator of the widely acclaimed The Princess and the Pea. Lauren lives in London. Charlie and Lola is produced by Tiger Aspect Productions, one of the UK's most successful and prolific independent television producers of shows such as Robin Hood and The Catherine Tate Show.
Customer Reviews
We quite like it!
My four and a half year old son likes this book. He has put the tree poster up on the wall and is happily recycling and adding leaves. No, it isn't a bedtime story, but it is a nice simple introduction to recycling, for kids who already know Charlie and Lola.
Poor
We have several Charlie & Lola books, all of which are very popular with our toddlers. We bought this one thinking it would be equally good. It is in effect a council leaflet on recycling dressed up as a story for children. It doesn't read well:
"Every time you collect something to recycle you can stick a leaf on to a branch. When your tree counter is completely full up you can get your very own real tree to plant. Lola says 'I would love to plant a tree'. 'Well you'd better start recycling'. And Lola says 'OK Charlie'."
Not great bedtime story material.
